Nippon Sanso Holdings CorporationTSE: 4091

Q4 FYE2025 Consolidated Financial Results Earnings Announcement

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Q4 FYE2025 Consolidated Financial Results

Earnings Announcement

( Fiscal year ended March, 2025 )

May 12, 2025

Tokyo, Japan







Notes

  • Analysis of Operating Results (Reasons for change in Revenue and Segment Operating Income)

    In the supplementary materials to the financial statements of NSHD, starting from the fiscal year ending March 31, 2022, NSHD will describe the status of the business results of NSHD group on a quarterly consolidated accounting period basis, as well as its recognition and analysis of the status of the business results of NSHD group from management's perspective. Please note that Segment Operating Income is based on Core Operating Income.

  • The following table shows Revenue, Operating income, and the effect of Forex rate changes on Revenue and Operating Income.

    The impact of Forex rate fluctuation is calculated by applying the average rate for the period under review to the period under review (the current period and the previous period).

    These disclosures are not in accordance with International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS). However, we believe that these disclosures are useful analytical information for investors

    to understand the business conditions of the Group.

    <Forex rates>

    FYE2024

    Average Forex rates

    FYE2025

    Full-term Assumption

    (Apr.-Mar.)

    (Announced on May 12, 2025)

    141.00

    162.00

    114.37

    90.00

    21.20

    FYE2026

    (Reference) Currency sensitivity as rough indication

    Unit:JPY Q1 1st Half 9M

    Full-term

    Q1 1st Half 9M

    Full-term

    Impact amount per 1 JPY

    Unit:¥ bn. (Full-term basis)

    Currency

    (Apr.-Jun.)

    (Apr.-Sep.)

    (Apr.-Dec.)

    (Apr.-Mar.)

    (Apr.-Jun.)

    (Apr.-Sep.)

    (Apr.-Dec.)

    (Apr.-Mar.)

    Currency

    Revenue

    Core Operating Income

    USD

    139.63

    142.61

    143.78

    145.31

    158.24

    152.45

    153.03

    152.57

    USD

    ±2.3

    ±0.40

    EUR

    151.89

    154.81

    156.24

    157.72

    170.08

    165.83

    165.09

    163.66

    EUR

    ±2.0

    ±0.35

    SGD

    103.66

    105.79

    106.90

    108.03

    116.65

    114.37

    114.58

    113.98

    AUD

    91.94

    93.44

    94.47

    95.32

    104.66

    101.80

    100.91

    99.27

    CNY

    19.67

    19.87

    20.01

    20.20

    21.76

    21.20

    21.25

    21.12

  • Presentation of overall business performance and segment performance

    The amounts shown are after offsetting and elimination of inter-segment transactions and do not include consumption tax etc. Notes that from Q3 FYE2023, the reportable segment names simplified, but the scope of segment aggregation didn't change.





    Contents



    1. Strategic overview
    2. Q4 FYE2025 Business performance

      -1. Q4 performance (Jan. - Mar.)

      -2. Full-term performance

    3. FYE2026 Full-term Forecast Appendix


1. Strategic overview





1. Strategic overview

Key Highlights

Continue productivity improvements and price management Steady progress in electronics equipment construction

Strong financial performance and continued improvement Closely monitor customer trend and global supply chain

Continue to explore environmental related opportunities



1. Strategic overview

NS Vision 2026 | Enabling the Future

Our Medium-term Management plan (MTP)



Group Philosophy

Proactive. Innovative. Collaborative. Making life better through gas technology. The Gas Professionals

Group Vision

We aim to create social value through innovative gas solutions that increase industrial productivity, enhance human well-being

and contribute to a more sustainable future.



  1. Strategic overview

Financial KPI Progress :Consecutive growth and improvement

Delivering consecutive growth and improvement for Indicators that are already achieving targets. We will continue to focus on improving profitability in order to achieve EBITDA margin target in FYE 2026. Regarding Adjusted net D/E ratio, we will consider early redemption/repayment of Hybrid Bonds/Loans in the light of interest rate trends.

1,000

975

Revenue (¥ bn.) Core Operating Income (¥ bn.)

165.9

135

125

90.3

87.2

102.7

123.1

2020.3 2021.3 2022.3

2023.3 2024.3 2025.3

189.1

NS Vision 2026

NS Vision 2026

1,255.0 1,308.0

1,186.6

957.1

850.2 818.2

24%

EBITDA margin



NS Vision 2026

23.3%

20.5%

21.2%

20.4%

19.3%



22.2%





2020.3

2021.3

2022.3

2023.3

2024.3

2025.3

2020.3 2021.3 2022.3 2023.3 2024.3 2025.3

NS Vision 2026

1.45

1.15

0.94

0.81



0.74



0.71



7

2020.3

2021.3

2022.3

2023.3

2024.3

2025.3

Adjusted net D/E ratio* (times)



0.

ROCE after Tax



Medium-term Management plan

NS Vision 2026 planned figure

(Targets set in Apr 2022, with planned figures for FYE2026)

Exchange Assumption USD : ¥115

EUR : ¥125

Due to the uncertainty in the global economy, revenue and core

operating income are shown in range.

NS Vision 2026

6.7%



7.2%



4.6%

4.4%

4.8%

5.4%



2020.3

2021.3

2022.3

2023.3

2024.3

2025.3

6%

*Adjusted Net D/E Ratio: an indicator of safety (financial soundness) calculated in consideration of this part due to 50% of the amount raised by Hybrid Finance being permitted as "Equity" by rating agencies.



  1. Strategic overview

    Non-Financial KPI Progress :Steady progress, highly rated in environmental field

    Making steady progress toward achieving our final year target, in line with our Sustainability Management strategy. In the environmental field, results were favorable in both CNP I & II and highly rated for its efforts and information disclosure.

    <Non-Financial KPI>

    NS Vision 2026

    Segment

    Non-Financial Programs

    Initiative

    Non-Financial KPI

    Actual

    Final-Year Targets

    FYE2026

    FYE2023

    Released in Sep 2024

    FYE2024

    Environment

    CNPⅠ

    Carbon Neutral Program Ⅰ

    Reduce the Group's GHG emissions

    Reduction rate of GHG emissions*1

    12.3%

    15.3%

    18%

    CNPⅡ

    Carbon Neutral Program Ⅱ

    Reduce customer

    GHG emissions through environmental product offerings and applications

    Lower customer GHG emissions

    7,308>5,868

    K t-CO2e

    7,454>5,667

    K t-CO2e

    Lower customer GHG emissions

    through environmental product offerings and applications

    >NSHD Group GHG emissions

    Social

    SFP

    Safety First Program

    Reduction in lost time injury rate

    Lost time injury rate*2

    1.56

    2.09

    ≤ 1.6

    TDP

    Talent Diversity Program

    Utilization of diverse talent

    Rate of female employees

    19.9%

    20.2%

    ≥ 22%

    Rate of female management posts

    14.5%

    15.4%

    ≥ 18%

    Governance

    CPP

    Compliance Penetration Program

    Compliance education and enforcement

    Rate of receiving compliance training

    99.7%

    99.4%*3

    100%

    Highly rated for

    Selected as a CDP Climate Change "A list" company, the highest rating for the first time (2024)

    *received an "A-" score

    on Water Security



    environmental disclosures

    Selected as "Excellent TCFD Disclosure" and "Highly Improved Integrated Reports" by GPIF's Domestic Equity Investment Managers

    ≦1.6

    Selected consecutively for inclusion in following ESG indices

    ≧22%

    ≧18%



    ESG indices adopted by GPIF

    Theme index (Social)

    MSCI Japan Empowering Women (WIN) Select Index

  • MSCI

ESG Score: BBB (as of Mar. 2025)

In addition to the above, we are also involved in the Zero Waste Program (ZWP) for waste reduction, the Sustainable Water Program (SWP) for effective use of water resources, and the Quality Reliability Program (QRP) to improve quality and reliability. Together, we call them our "Eight Non-Financial Programs."

  • FTSE

ESG Score: 3.7 (as of Jun. 2024)

ESG indices adopted by GPIF Composite index

FTSE Blossom Japan Index

FTSE4Good Index Series

*1 Reduction targets for a fiscal year are set regarding the base year of FYE2019, with figures adjusted to reflect the acquisition of the European industrial gases business.

*2 This is an indicator that represents the frequency of occupational accidents. It is calculated as the number of employees injured in accidents that resulted in lost work time, divided by the total number of work hours, multiplied by one million hours.

*3 100% completion rate as of the end of June 2024



  1. Strategic overview

    Environment/Hydrogen-Related Business Opportunities

    :Continue investing in growth opportunities while strengthening risk assessment system

    Reflecting on the impairment losses recorded for hydrogen production facilities, we built more stringent risk assessment system for large-scale projects that may heightened risks. We will capture growth opportunities while closely monitoring market conditions and respond flexibly and quickly to changes to minimize risks.

    • Strengthening Risk Assessment System, Responding Quickly and Flexibly to Changes

      • Enhanced risk assessment for relatively high-risk large projects

        (Especially for large-scale capital investment for non-traditional applications, in markets or fields outside traditional industrial gas equipment.)

      • As the future becomes increasingly uncertain, we will assess project pipeline and secure a conservative position is taken.

    • Our Current Understanding on Environment Surrounding Environmental/Hydrogen Opportunities

      • In the United States, environmental-related businesses are facing

        headwinds under the current administration

      • No major changes in EU energy and environmental policies

      • Demand for reducing GHG emissions continues worldwide, given the background of global warming.

    • Environmental/Hydrogen Projects Under Construction (examples)

  • Hydrogen supply for government projects



  • On-site supply of oxygen gas for DAC*1 business





  • Carbon dioxide production from biofuels



  • Carbon dioxide production using geothermal power



*1 Direct Air Capture: Recovering CO2 directly from the air



  1. Strategic overview

    Key CAPEX for our sustainable growth

    4%

    1%

    35%

    26%

    FYE2025

    (as of the end of Q4)

    Approx. ¥140.0bn.*

    Approx. 45%

    Environmental & Hydrogen society contribution related

    1%

    3%

    30%



    Significant investment opportunities; diversified capital portfolio; aligned with our NS Vision 2026.

    "Others" include projects which are not assignable because the facilities relate to a wide range of customers and no one specific market

    (e.g.) ・ New or expanded production base for Bulk business

    · Liquid CO2 and Dryice production related

    "Environmental & Hydrogen society contribution related" includes projects that contribute to our group and the customers' efforts to become carbon neutrality. (e.g.) ・Modernizing our plants to state-of-the-art

    equipment

    ・Hydrogen production related

    (including HyCO Plant)

    Steel & Metals
    Automobiles & Other transportation

    Electronics
    Food & Beverage

    Healthcare
    Chemicals & Energy

    Others

    Note that the above is an aggregation of investments that have been approved by the Board of Directors of each our group company, but have not yet been placed in service. The size of each project is over approx. ¥500mn., $4mn. or €4mn.

    *Converted to JPY using the average exchange rate for the Q4 of the FYE2025, as shown in the Notes (Please see p.3).



    2. Q4 FYE2025

    Business performance



    -1. Q4 performance (Jan. - Mar.)


  2. Q4 FYE2025 Business performance -1. Q4 performance (Jan. - Mar.)

Consolidated results



FYE2024 Q4

(Unit: ¥ bn.) (Jan. - Mar.)

Revenue 326.4

FYE2025 Q4

(Jan. - Mar.)

336.7

YoY

Difference % Change

+10.3 +3.2%

% Change exc. FX

+3.5%

Revenue Analysis



Core operating income

41.2

49.3

+8.1

+19.5%

+19.7%



Core OI margin



12.7%





14.7%







Non-recurring profit and loss



6.5

-12.2

-18.7



Operating income(IFRS)

47.8

37.1

-10.7

-22.4%



OI margin 14.7%



EBITDA margin 21.7%



YoY

% Change

Revenue Growth +3.2%

FX -0.4%

Price +2.3%

Pass-through & Surcharge -0.2%

Volume / Mix -1.2%

Others +2.6%

  • Price Management status: Solid

  • Pass-thru & Surcharge: Flat

  • Volume / Mix: Soft

  • Others: Contributions from business acquisitions in Europe and Australia, etc.

11.0%



23.4%



Finance costs

-5.3

-4.7

+0.6



Income before income taxes

42.4

32.3

-10.1

-23.8%

Income tax expenses

9.1

10.1



+1.0

Net income

33.3

22.2



-11.1

-33.3%

(Attribution of net income)

Net income attributable to owners of the parent

32.5

21.3



-11.2

-34.5%

NI margin

10.0%

6.3%

Net income attributable to non-controlling interests

0.7

0.9

+0.2



2. Q4 FYE2025 Business performance -1. Q4 performance (Jan. - Mar.)

Japan

YoY

FYE2024

FYE2025

(Unit: ¥ bn.)

Q4

Q4

Difference

% Change

Revenue

(Jan.- Mar.)

108.8



(Jan.- Mar.)

114.2



+5.4

+5.0%

Segment income

9.7



12.8



+3.1

+31.6%

Segment OI margin

8.9%



11.2%



EBITDA margin

13.1%



15.4%



% Change

exc. FX

+5.0%

+31.6%

  • Soft shipment volumes of primary products such as air separation gases and carbon dioxide

  • Shipment volume in electronic material gases was flat

  • Continued effective price management

  • Equipment and installation sales were favorable

YoY Factors for increase/decrease in this quarterly period and other comment



2. Q4 FYE2025 Business performance -1. Q4 performance (Jan. - Mar.)

United States

YoY

FYE2024

FYE2025

(Unit: ¥ bn.)

Q4

Q4

Difference

% Change

Revenue

(Jan.- Mar.)

89.8



(Jan.- Mar.)

90.0



+0.2

+0.2%

Segment income

14.1



17.5



+3.4

+24.5%

Segment OI margin

15.7%



19.5%



EBITDA margin

28.1%



32.0%



% Change

exc. FX

-0.7%

+22.7%

  • Slightly lower shipment volumes of core products such as air separation gases

  • Soft volumes in non-air separation gases (such as electronics, acetylene, package, hardgoods)

  • Continued effective price management and productivity initiatives

  • Equipment and installation sales in both Industrial Gas and Electronics-related were soft

YoY Factors for increase/decrease in this quarterly period and other comment



2. Q4 FYE2025 Business performance -1. Q4 performance (Jan. - Mar.)

Europe

YoY

FYE2024

FYE2025

(Unit: ¥ bn.)

Q4

Q4

Difference

% Change

Revenue

(Jan.- Mar.)

79.3



(Jan.- Mar.)

79.7



+0.4

+0.5%

Segment income

13.6



15.1



+1.5

+11.0%

Segment OI margin

17.2%



19.0%



EBITDA margin

30.5%



31.6%



% Change

exc. FX

+2.2%

+13.0%

  • Soft shipment volumes of core products such as air separation gases

  • Continued effective price management and productivity initiatives

  • Equipment and installation sales were firm

YoY Factors for increase/decrease in this quarterly period and other comment



2. Q4 FYE2025 Business performance -1. Q4 performance (Jan. - Mar.)

Asia & Oceania

YoY

FYE2024

FYE2025

(Unit: ¥ bn.)

Q4

Q4

Difference

% Change

Revenue

(Jan.- Mar.)

40.8



(Jan.- Mar.)

44.7



+3.9

+9.5%

Segment income

3.2



2.1



-1.1

-33.4%

Segment OI margin

8.0%



4.9%



EBITDA margin

14.7%



11.6%



% Change

exc. FX

+10.8%

-30.2%

  • Shipment volumes of core products such as air separation gases increased

  • In LP gas, of which a large portion of sales is in the Australia region, sales volume increased firmly

  • In Electronics-related business, sales increased for both electronic material gases and equipment

  • Increasing labor & logistics costs and recording preacquisition costs for a previously announced acquisition in Australia

  • Softening sales prices in some regions due to helium supply surplus

YoY Factors for increase/decrease in this quarterly period and other comment



2. Q4 FYE2025 Business performance -1. Q4 performance (Jan. - Mar.)

Thermos

YoY

FYE2024

FYE2025

(Unit: ¥ bn.)

Q4

Q4

Difference

% Change

Revenue

(Jan.- Mar.)

7.6



(Jan.- Mar.)

8.0



+0.4

+6.0%

Segment income

1.2



1.9



+0.7

+56.2%

Segment OI margin

16.2%



23.8%



EBITDA margin

21.6%



29.1%



% Change

exc. FX

+6.6%

+51.0%

  • Sales in Japan increased since sales from portable vacuum-insulated mugs have performed steadily

  • Sales in Korea increased since reliability issues on the third party e-commerce platforms are being resolved

YoY Factors for increase/decrease in this quarterly period and other comment



2. Q4 FYE2025

Business performance



-2. Full-term performance


2. Q4 FYE2025 Business performance -2. Full-term performance

Consolidated results

FYE2024

Full-term

YoY

% Change exc. FX

FYE2025

Full-term

12.7%

23.3%



Difference % Change

(Unit: ¥ bn.)

Revenue

1,255.0

1,308.0

+53.0

+4.2%

+1.4%









Core operating income

165.9

189.1

+23.2

+13.9%

+10.3%



Core OI margin



13.2%





14.5%







Non-recurring profit and loss



6.0

-23.2

-29.2



Operating income(IFRS)

172.0

165.9

-6.1

-3.6%

YoY

% Change

Revenue Growth +4.2%

FX +2.8%

Price +2.2%

Pass-through & Surcharge +0.0%

Volume / Mix -1.3%

Others +0.5%

  • Price Management status: Solid

  • Pass-thru & Surcharge: Flat

  • Volume / Mix: Soft

  • Others: Deconsolidation in Japan, contributions from business acquisitions in Europe and Australia, etc.

Revenue Analysis











OI margin 13.7%



EBITDA margin 22.2%



Finance costs

-21.3

-20.6

+0.7



Income before income taxes

150.7

145.2

-5.5

-3.6%

Income tax expenses

41.3

43.3



+2.0

Net income

109.3

101.9



-7.4

-6.8%

(Attribution of net income)

Net income attributable to owners of the parent

105.9

98.7



-7.2

-6.7%

NI margin

8.4%

7.6%

Net income attributable to non-controlling interests

3.4

3.1

-0.3

Forex (Unit: JPY) USD

145.31

152.57



(average rate during the period) EUR

157.72

163.66



AUD

95.32

99.27



2. Q4 FYE2025 Business performance -2. Full-term performance

Japan

By Industry

6%

4%

25%

Steel & Metals

Automobiles & Other

transportation Electronics

Food & Beverage Healthcare Chemicals & Energy

Others

31%

22%

2%

10%



Cumulative period basis

















% Change

exc. FX

-1.1%

+9.4%

YoY

(Unit: ¥ bn.)

FYE2024

Full-term

FYE2025

Full-term

Difference

% Change

Revenue

414.3



410.0



-4.3

-1.1%



Segment income



42.9



47.0



+4.1

+9.5%



Segment OI margin

10.4%

11.5%

EBITDA margin

14.8%

16.0%

Topics

  • November 2024: Announced that shipping prices for liquid carbon dioxide and dry ice will be revised upward by more than 15% from current prices, effective for shipments from April 2025

  • December 2024: Announced that helium gas shipping prices will be revised upward by an average of more than 20% from current prices, effective for shipments from February 2025

  • February 2025: Announced agreement to acquire the exhaust gas abatement equipment business operated by the Resonac Group in Japan and Taiwan

By Product



Cumulative period basis

43%

Gases

Equipment and installation, other

57%





2. Q4 FYE2025 Business performance -2. Full-term performance

United States

By Industry

10%

Steel & Metals

40%

Automobiles & Other

transportation Electronics

Food & Beverage Healthcare Chemicals & Energy

Others

8%

14%

8%

14%

6%

Cumulative period basis

















% Change

exc. FX

-1.2%

+13.7%

YoY

(Unit: ¥ bn.)

FYE2024

Full-term

FYE2025

Full-term

Difference

% Change

Revenue

347.0



360.2



+13.2

+3.8%



Segment income



50.0



59.7



+9.7

+19.5%



Segment OI margin

14.4%

16.6%

EBITDA margin

26.9%

28.8%

Topics

  • October 2024: Recognized an impairment loss of approximately 10.7 billion yen associated with the cancellation of a hydrogen production plant construction plan that was in progress

  • March 2025: Announced that an additional impairment loss of approximately 15.2 billion yen will be recorded in the fourth quarter as no timeline for resuming construction of this plant has been established

  • Oxygen on-site projects for DAC processes in the U.S. and HyCO projects in India are progressing smoothly toward completion

By Product



Cumulative period basis

23%

Gases

Equipment and installation, other

77%





2. Q4 FYE2025 Business performance -2. Full-term performance

Europe

By Industry

16%

29%

Steel & Metals

Automobiles & Other

transportation Electronics

Food & Beverage Healthcare Chemicals & Energy

Others

3%

17%

21%

13%

1%



Cumulative period basis









% Change

exc. FX

+4.7%

+12.9%

YoY

FYE2024

FYE2025

(Unit: ¥ bn.)

Full-term

Full-term

Difference

% Change

Revenue

302.4



328.6



+26.2

+8.6%

Segment income

53.2



62.4



+9.2

+17.2%

Segment OI margin

17.6%

19.0%

EBITDA margin 30.5%



31.3%



By Product









11%

Gases

Equipment and installation, other

89%

  • October 2024: Signed an agreement to acquire 51% of the shares of Polaris, an Italian plant engineering company

  • December 2024: Signed an agreement for the 100% acquisition of Esteve Teijin Healthcare, which provides home medical care, respiratory services, and other home care businesses in Spain

Topics

Cumulative period basis



2. Q4 FYE2025 Business performance -2. Full-term performance

Asia & Oceania

By Industry

2% 4%

21%

Steel & Metals

Automobiles & Other

transportation

Electronics

27%

Food & Beverage Healthcare Chemicals & Energy

Others

41%

3% 2%



Cumulative period basis

















% Change

exc. FX

+6.0%

-9.2%

YoY

(Unit: ¥ bn.)

FYE2024

Full-term

FYE2025

Full-term

Difference

% Change

Revenue

160.3



176.5



+16.2

+10.1%



Segment income



15.9



15.0



-0.9

-5.6%



Segment OI margin

9.9%

8.5%

EBITDA margin



16.4%



15.1%



Topics

  • May 2024: Signed an agreement to acquire an LPG sales business in northern and western Australia

  • December 2024: Signed an agreement for the 100% acquisition of the Coregas Group, which operates industrial gas businesses in Australia and New Zealand

By Product









15%

Gases

Equipment and installation, other

85%



Cumulative period basis



  1. Q4 FYE2025 Business performance -2. Full-term performance

    Thermos

    By Region

    Cumulative period basis

    FYE2024

    (Unit: ¥ bn.) Full-term

    Revenue 30.7



    Segment income 5.5



    Segment OI margin 18.1%



    EBITDA margin 23.2%

    YoY

    FYE2025

    Full-term

    Difference

    32.5 +1.8

    6.2 +0.7

    19.3%

    24.5%



    16%

    Japan

    Asia

    84%

    % Change

    exc. FX

    +5.7%

    +8.4%

    % Change

    +5.9%



    +12.9%





    Topics

    • August-September 2024: Launched new products (including the launch of a new sub-brand "&ONDO" that develops apparel accessories)

    • February 2025: Released new products (Expanded lineup of vacuum-insulated tumblers and portable vacuum-insulated mugs, among other products)

    • March 2025: Began demonstration testing of a "Drink Container Reuse Service" with Alvark Tokyo





    3. FYE2026 Full-term forecast





  2. FYE2026 Full-term Forecast

Consolidated forecast

FYE2025

Full-term

FYE2026

Full-term forecast

YoY

Difference % Change

(Unit: ¥ bn.)

Revenue

1,308.0

(Announced on May 12, 2025)

1,290.0

-18.0

-1.4%

Core operating income

189.1

191.0

+1.9

+1.0%

Core OI margin

14.5%

14.8%

Non-recurring profit and loss

-23.2

0.0

+23.2



Operating income(IFRS)

165.9

191.0

+25.1

+15.1%

OI margin

12.7%

14.8%

EBITDA margin

23.3%

24.1%

Finance costs

-20.6

-22.5

-1.9



Income before income taxes

145.2

168.5

+23.3

+16.0%

Income tax expenses

43.3

49.0

+5.7



Net income

101.9

119.5

+17.6

+17.2%

(Attribution of net income)

Net income attributable to owners of the parent

98.7

116.0

+17.3

+17.4%

NI margin

7.6%

9.0%

Net income attributable to non-controlling interests

3.1

3.5

+0.4



Forex (Unit: JPY)

USD

152.57

141.00

(average rate during the period)

EUR

163.66

162.00

AUD

99.27

90.00

FYE2026

Full-term forecast

% Change

(exc. FX)

1,328.8

+1.6%

197.2

+4.3%

14.8%

0.0

197.2

+18.9%

14.8%

24.1%

-23.0

174.2

+20.0%

50.5

123.7

+21.4%

120.2

+21.7%

9.0%

3.5

152.57

163.66

99.27





Q&A Session





President CEO

Toshihiko Hamada

Senior Executive Officer and CFO

Alan Draper

Executive Officer,

Group Corporate Planning Office

Koichiro Kubo

Senior Executive Officer, Group Sustainability Management Office,

and CSO

(Chief Sustainability Officer)

Takeshi Miki

General Manager,

Public & Investor relations, Group Finance & Accounting Office

Keita Kajiyama

General Manager, Accounting, Group Finance & Accounting Office

Takashi Yoshida



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